Economy

Interest rate cuts might be just months away. But Woolworths' profit warning today proves the real cost-of-living crisis is far from over.

As she marks her first year as chair of the Productivity Commission, Wood is taking a more cautious approach to engaging in the growing productivity debate.

With one week to go until the Reserve Bank's November meeting, the final piece of the economic puzzle is about to be released.

The RBA and government can't ignore growing global risks, but the strength of Australia’s jobs market continues to surprise even the country’s top economists.

Australia has long benefited from China's booming economy and high levels of immigration. Deloitte says the economic behemoth's slowdown shows why a new approach is needed.

Politicians are always ready to blame each other for the housing crisis. Yet both sides' solutions are remarkably similar.

An appearance from the RBA's deputy governor will headline the week in macro, but there'a also plenty going on in the corporate world in both Australia and the US.

Stronger-than-expected employment data has made it even less likely that homeowners will get a surprise Christmas gift from the RBA.

With the US election nearing, Aussie investors are bracing for market volatility. But the biggest concern remains unaddressed by either candidate, says Citi's global macro strategist.

The Reserve Bank will publish a new set of forecasts in a matter of weeks. Data this week will show whether it needs to consider changing one of its critical predictions — the unemployment rate.